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Summary: The Best, Most Complete Instruction Book I have Ever Read
Review: This book provides insight and understanding to the golf swing unlike any other I have read. This is not a quick fix book. This is a reference manual. It is for a serious student looking for truth. Hank Haney explains why things happen in a golf swing and how changes you make effect ball flight. Hank takes on some sacred cows like Hogan, PGA professionals, golf truisms and backs up his opinions with facts. If you want to truly know why you are slicing, hooking, pushing, or pulling and how to really change your golf swing (and ball flight) for the better this is the book for you.
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Summary: The book I wish I'd had 30 years ago
Review: This could be the definitive modern instruction manual. Having read all the famous books from Ernest Jones to Hogan to Leadbetter and a lot of others in between, there is a lot of room for confusion. This book cleared the fog for me. Two things in the book are revelations: the body versus hands section and the discussion of the importance of the plane. I now feel for the first time in 30 years of golf that I have the comprehension framework to fix my own swing, slowly but surely, rather than trying this and trying that. Because it takes so long to get the feel for a swing change, unless you're on the right track, you can spend a whole golfing lifetime in the wilderness, going from one teacher to another, knowing you should be playing better but never really getting there. Thanks to this book, I can confidently analyse my own swing and, more importantly, know how to fix it. I sincerely hope this book gets the recognition it deserves. Nick Mount Watsons Bay, Sydney, Australia
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Summary: Buy This Book!
Review: This is simply the best golf book I've ever read. Buy it and apply it and you'll be very happy.
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